About Actress Asha Sarath

Asha Sharath is an Indian Classical dancer and actress who predominantly
works in Malayalam films and TV soaps.She rose into fame through TV series
Kumkumapoovu. She is now an outstanding dancer among the Contemporary young
Indian Classical Dancers with many accolades to her credit. Asha came to Dubai
in 1995, following her marriage with T V Sharath. The same year she joined Radio
Asia FM, where she worked as an RJ and programme producer for around eight
years. Asha launched her dream venture, Kairali Kalakendram, in the year 2003.
Kairali Kalakendram Group, comprising centres in Ghusais, Discovery Gardens,
Karama and Sharjah, is affiliated to Natyalaya, a renowned dance institute based
in Kerala. Asha has won many awards for her exceptional achievements as a
dancer. They include Swathi Thirunal Award, Akshaya Desiya Award, Kaladarpana
Award and Mayilpeeli Award by Guruvayur Devaswom. In 1992, she was selected as
the Best Dancer of the Year at All India University Level. Besides, she has
received Gold Medal for Artistic Excellence from Maharaja of Banaras, Kalaratna
Swathi Thirunal Award 2006, Kalathilakam title and Akshaya Desiya Puraskaram.

Awards

2010: Kerala State Television Awards for Second Best Actress: Nizhalum Nilavum
Parayunnathu: Won
2012: Asianet Television Awards for Best Actress: Kumkumapoovu: Won
2012: Asianet Television Awards for Best Popular Actress: Kumkumapoovu:
Nominated
2012: Asiavision Television Awards for Best Female Actor: Kumkumapoovu: Won
2013: Asianet Television Awards for Golden star of the year: Kumkumapoovu: Won
2013: Asianet Television Awards for Best Actress: Kumkumapoovu: Nominated
2013: Asiavision Television Awards for Outstanding Performance: Kumkumapoovu:
Won
2013: Frame, the fraternity for Arts and Media Entertainment Media awards 2012
for Best Actress: Kumkumapoovu: Won
2014: Asianet Film Awards for Best Supporting Actress: Drishyam: Won
2014: Jaihind TV Film Awards for Best Actress (Character): Drishyam: Won
2014: Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress – Malayalam: Drishyam: Won
2014: 3rd South Indian International Movie Awards for Best Actress in a
Supporting Role: Drishyam: Nominated
2014: Asiavision Awards for Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Female): Drishyam:
Won
2015: Amrita Film Awards for Best Supporting Actress: Drishyam: Won
2015: Asianet Film Awards for Best Character Actress: Varsham: Won
2015: Asianet Film Awards for Best Actress: Varsham: Nominated
2015: Ramu Kariat Movie Awards for Best Actress: Varsham: Won
2015: Kerala Film Critics Association Awards for Best actress: Varsham: Won
2015: Atlas-Film Critics Awards for Best Actress: Varsham: Won
2015: Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Malayalam: Varsham: Nominated
2015: Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress – Kannada: Drishya: Nominated
2016: Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress – Tamil: Papanasam: Nominated
2016: Vikatan Award for Best Villain female: Papanasam: Won[4]
2016: IIFA UTSAVAM Best Supporting actress -Tamil: Papanasam: Nominated
2017: Asianet Film Awards for Best Supporting Actress: Pavada /Anuraga Karikkin
Vellam: Won
2017: North American Film Award for Best Supporting Actress: Pavada /Anuraga
Karikkin Vellam: Won
2017: Vanitha Film Awards for excellence in performance: Pavada /Anuraga
Karikkin Vellam: Won
2017: Asiavision award for Best supporting actress: Pavada /Anuraga Karikkin
Vellam: Won
2017: Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress – Malayalam: Anuraga Karikkin
Vellam: Won
2017: SIIMA Award for Best Actress – Malayalam: Anuraga Karikkin Vellam:
Nominated
2017: SIIMA Award for Best Actress – Malayalam (Critics Choice: Anuraga Karikkin
Vellam: Won
2017: Asiavision AwardsExcellence in Malayalam Cinema: Viswasapoorvam Mansoor:
Won